Lifetime Basketball Hoops & Accessories

Ball Up With Lifetime Basketball Hoops & Accessories

Practice makes perfect. Work on your shot right in your backyard with a Lifetime® basketball hoop from DICK'S Sporting Goods.

The Lifetime portable basketball hoop has a fillable base so you can set up a game in the street or the driveway. Just add water or sand and your hoop is ready to go.

For a more permanent setup, try the 54" in-ground basketball hoop or backboard and slam-it rim combos that mount to the wall.

There's nothing more satisfying than draining a shot and hearing nothing but net. Add on a Lifetime basketball net for the sweet sound of victory.

Once your hoop is in place, mark off your own personal court with the Lifetime court marking kit.

Looking for more? Check out the entire basketball equipment collection at DICK'S Sporting Goods.

Think about how you will use your home basketball hoop from Lifetime®. These systems come with varying levels of adjustability and different installation requirements.

Portable hoop systems from Lifetime® are stand-alone units that incorporate a base, pole, backboard and rim. These systems are easy to adjust and often come with wheels for portability. These systems often lack stability, but do not require professional installation.

Combination systems from Lifetime® are mounted directly to a structure, often a home or garage. These systems include a backboard, rim, net and mounting kit. They are very permanent and cannot be easily moved once they've been installed. They provide excellent stability during play.

Consider these factors when selecting a basketball system for your home:

Components: Lifetime® basketball hoops come with a net, backboard and rims, each constructed with a variety of materials.

Portability: Portable hoop systems can easily be moved to better accommodate space on your property. Combination systems, however, are largely permanent. Always consult product information for specifics on moving your basketball system.

Adjustability: Portable hoop systems are easy to adjust for players of different sizes and skill levels, but these hoops often lack stability. Combination systems are extremely stable, but usually lack adjustability options.